1. Copyright © 2010, Systems and Software Consortium, Inc. www.systemsandsoftware.org It’s Not Just a New Template but a New Way of Thinking March 3, 2010 Creating Beyond Bullet Points (BBP) Presentations Bob Small Mark Blackburn Boris Mutafelija

2. 1 Complete the Storyboard This presentation uses a format derived from Beyond Bullet Points

3. 2 Complete the Storyboard This presentation is structured using the 3 x 3 x 3 concept Call to Action 3 Key Points 3 Points of Explanation per Key Point 3 Details per Explanation Key Point Slide Expl. Slide Detail Slide

4. 3 Complete the Storyboard We really need to learn how to give more effective presentations

5. 4 SSCI Staff Complete the Storyboard SSCI staff develop presentations for marketing and technical topics Marketing to new members and clients Technical Briefings White Papers E-Learning Marketing to current members and clients Instructor- led Classes Presentation s

6. 5 Complete the Storyboard Point A: Here is where we are

7. 6 Complete the Storyboard Point B: Where we need to be

8. 7 Complete the Storyboard Call to action!

9. 8 There is a theory to good presentation design

10. 9 Before PowerPoint, presentations were designed by graphic artists

11. 10 In the old days, a presenter would collaborate with a designer

12. 11 In 1987, PowerPoint created a revolution, making all of us presentation designers

13. 12 We lacked the training and sensitivity in design and embraced text instead

14. 13 Presenter-to- audience communication is not like a computer-to- computer channel

15. 14 The success criterion is not to "transmit" all of the data in the PowerPoint slide

16. 15 Presentation design needs to be sensitive to how the human brain works

17. 16 Short-term memory can "hold" 3 things

18. 17 Theory suggests several essential design factors for effective presentations

19. 18 Decoupling the visual and verbal messages allows the eyes and ears to work together

20. 19 Using a familiar design pattern - telling a story - enhances the audience's receptivity

21. 20 Using the 3 x 3 x 3 structural model enhances audience retention